... 3rd Lord Holland, died, aged 67. He had been Lord Privy Seal and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster; wrote Memoirs of the Whig Party, Life of Lope de Vega, &c. 1854-Dr. Rae, the Arctic traveller, arrived at Deal with intelligence of the fate of Sir ...

... Denbighshire as else- where came under its influence. The county was represented in the Tory interest by Sir Watkin, and in the Whig rather than Liberal interest by Colonel Myddelton Biddulph The people wanted something better than either, and in response ...

... scorning to alter or change carry out the tradition and .policy which has left such records as the Whig Burgesses trial (before the Reform Bill) when the Whig tradesmen in being made burgesses had to contend with their opponents during seven trials at Gloucester ...

... are now receiving their punishment. Was there ever an engineer so hoist by his own petard ? The old game of I dishitig the Whigs has broken down. and he bids fair to turn out a Disraelimanque. He has tempted the Tories to sell their souls for votes. They ...

... before Mr DISRAELI commenced to educate his party, and abandoned every political virtue in his cynical attempts to 4* dish the Whigs. Mr MACLEAN is a Tory after the order of Mr DISRAELI, and not after that of Sir ROBERT PEEL, and he employs Mr DISAELI'S tactics ...

... families of this, country were as flourishing now as they were at the rebellion of 1688. There were still the same houses the same Whig nobles were still in possession of their territorial power and influence. There was not a man possessing a large landed estate ...

... by sheer cussedness—a resolve to put Lord Compton to the trouble of a purposeless contest. Mr Foljambe, as an old-fashioned Whig, sat as one of the members for Retford until 1885. He has never forgiven the dissatisfaction of the Radicals which in that ...

... of the Temple. He, however, played a not unimportant part m the history of the Welsh Church. He represented in the main the Whig or Palmerstonian school of clerical thought but he adapted himself far better than most English- men who have held ecclesiastical ...

... East Lona0li Church -gund. The Bishop of otepoey tells me thafc as compared with the correspond^ eipts of 1896, there is a Whig OS » nJ,y £ 1,000. This » vcry ...

... that the decisions of a judge were naturally liable to criticism, it mattered not whether be was the Lord Chancellor in his whig presiding at the Court of the Exchequer or any other court, or whether he was an adjudicator at an eisteddfod— (laughter)—whether ...

... event not only a friend but a trusted, respected, compe- tent, and experienced leader. Brought up under tlie influences of Whig traditions, he was during his whole career ever ready: to circu- late the ideas of a new and progressive Libe- ralism, and ...

... interesting information. The book is certain to be welcomed by investors. CORK EXAMINER.— The book has a unique value. NORTHERN WHIG (Belfast).— This handsome volume is the result of the able execution of a happily conceived design. It goes into the subject ...